The Primary Law Debate and Senate Critique
The article argues for a new primary election law to empower voter nominating rights, criticizing the current law as corrupt and costly. It notes support from both major parties and calls for a careful, effective reform by the upcoming general assembly. It also discusses a senate resolution seeking Roosevelts information on Brownsville troop discharge and analyzes the presidents influence on Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sq Yndraong
J. E. McCullough
Bosa
Chicago
Anarchy, wealth, and the era’s social tremors
The article discusses public opinion versus business power, defining anarchism as opposition to law and critiquing wealth's influence. It notes figures like Eli Smith and Stuyvesant Fish, references the ship subsidy bill, and reflects on Indiana's Vincennes University centennial and education progress. It also mentions dangers of compressed air machinery and late-night thoughts.
Political Curious Notes From The Capitol And Stage
A column mixed with political quips and theater mishaps. Stuyvesant Fish, ex head of Milnois Central, may aid government rail investigations while a burglar in Bloomington Illinois bungles a safe. A leading actress is injured during a Washington play scene as realism runs wild. Governor Pennypacker contemplates a history of the Sewendekfelders amid spelling reforms in Congress. The primary law faces criticism and jokes about reforming every sixteenth word in the Congressional Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuyvesant Fish
Milnois Central
Stage managers reel at actors pranks and strict contracts
A prominent manager laments actors prone to bursts of mischief and recalls a famous tenor who ruined a scene by attempting to steal jewels in an Italian opera. He proposes hefty fines and tighter contract clauses to curb such antics while backstage discipline shapes modern theater management. Separately, a London notice warns staff against coughing or sneezing on stage during performances. The article also notes shippers and mine operators urging railroad car service reforms and considering legislative action to compel faster, reliable deliveries.
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Ibern
New York
London
Ips
Claypool
Ders
Coms
Indiana
Sesson
Betty
Duns
Indianapolia
Webar
Watt
Mall
Express
Ohargan
Names of Indiana residents listed at hotel registers
The Indiana Newspaper Publishers association held a meeting at the Dentgon today. Hotel registers named numerous Indiana residents from cities including Marion Tipton Newcastle Danville Jeffersonville Fort Wayne Vincennes Richmond Lawrenceburg Bloomington Lafayette and many others. The list included travelers and locals such as Lorraine Bushnell W D Conn Frank Green J R Robinges H V Milly and Alvira Starr among many names.
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Indiana
Lorraine
N. Bushnell
Marion
Bills
Anderson
H. V. Milly
Tipton
E. M. Binford
Newcastle
F. Munters
Danville
Grand
W. D. Conn
Bainbridge
Frank A. Green
Knox
Turre Haute
G. H. Palmer
Sheridan
W. D. Patton
Jeffersonville
New Commercial
W. A. Cravens
New Ross
C. K. Addington
Kokomo
F. Hanine
Crawfordsville
Wilson
Terre Haute
W. Dick
Fort Wayne
Claypool
Henry C. Starr
Richemond
Mise Alvira Starr
Richmond
E. Harrott, Jr
Lawrenceburg
G. J. Cravens
Vincennes
Charles L. Davis
Shulbyville
C. R. Millar
Lawrencsburg
H. B. Gilson
Ring Gun
George R. Carter
Conneravilies
A. W. Snider
James H
Umphrina
Linton
G. Rutherford
Bloomington
A Alten
Rockville
W. Rockville
B. H. Stark
Riexvites
R Alexander
Lafayette
Indiana Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Dentgon, Aay
Archistic Rich Sparks Debate Across City
In a fragmented report Stuveysant Piah voices concern about an urban archistic trend amid worker unrest and muckraker scrutiny. Mrs Parsons' book sells briskly as readers ask if the muckraker exposes match the issue. A Thaw trial delay looms, reshaping political odds, while a Goshen Indiana man dies from loneliness, underscoring waning social ties.
Theatrical Frictions and Public Remarks At Local Playhouse
Melville B. Raymond criticizes midget actors in The Lit Me Jack Horner while praising their use in Buster Brown. He laments moralizing stage content and notes the need for a girl in Jack Horner. The page includes quotes from readers and brief anecdotes about actors and society figures, plus assorted local observations on weather, plumbing, fruit, and infrastructure.
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Melville B. Raymond
Jack Horner
Buster Brown
Mahough
Parrote
Bryan
Gabriel
Marie
Justuner
Linpunan Grand Rapids Press
Pole expedition near the north Dole sighting saloon bowling alley barber shop
The article notes that the next expedition approaching the north Dole will encounter a saloon a bowling alley and a barber shop at the Pole It mentions Speaker Cannon and a ready for business Congress planning to meet on Monday regardless of other members turnout in Philadelphia Prem.
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Cannon
Washington
Congress
Philadelhie
Prem
The Little Ones Poem Fragment From New York Times
A fragmented poem appears to describe children at night and a mother guiding them in prayer. Vague phrases evoke a bedtime scene with scarce legible lines and unusual wordings. The text cites a New York Times attribution but details are unclear and partial.
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New York Times
Safe plan for the average man to place savings
The piece warns against dubious investment schemes and urges placing savings with strong companies offering three percent deposits. It cites examples like mills and questionable industrial ventures and emphasizes ensuring legality and correctness of titles before investing. It suggests safe, reliable savings with capital surplus backing.
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Yans
Irving E
Ctotke
Duliman
Penseylvania Caliond
Meritorium Enterprisea
Thie Strong Company
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Indianapolis Sun
Aily
Pan Bullting
Central Union
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Carder
Etty
Tribune
AW. Allen
Indianapolis
Ind
Senate
Brownsville
Tex
Mr. Roosevelt
Taft
Bie
Hhea
Taelf
United States
Penrose and Foraker
Weather
Eli Smith
Flindy Central Railway
Res
Mr. Fish
E. H. Harriman
Rch
Vincennes University
Lta
Vin-~cemes University
Cautous
Ben Tillman
Park Board
County Commissioners
Wiveraide Park
Washingon
Gov. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
House
McCullough
Mr. Bryan
Stuveysant Piah
Mr. Taft
California
Mid
Goshen
den Cox
Martin Hugg
Elas
James Hargrave
Bosra of Works
Harry
Scott Newcomb
Indianpalia
Frederick Warde
Bacon
Jogilin
Poe
Carson
Meridian St. M. E
Frank Harcourt
Brown County
Ti Mili Smith
Jong Trai
Walter Ratliff
Indigna
Calla
H.W. Buttolpa
Osler
Thin Man Galer
Pew
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Department
Philadelphia
Jack Barrymore
Maurlos Barrymore
San Francisco
Barrymore
Lambs Club
Augustus Thomas
Iack
United States Army
Saturday Evening Post
Yvette Guilbert
France
Neo Madame Dust
Srama
Daykames
Chichro Record- Neral
Lamba
Elih
Richard Tit
Jon McCullough
Thua
Thun
New Fork Press
Haket
Harpera
Thees
the Union Trust Company
Comporisen
Eet Anand
East Maric Sa
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Sue Tn
Ingersoll
Ixviana Trust CO
Sandstrom
Washington St
James Whitcomb Riley
Ethel Franklin Betts
Riley
Raneway
Lispar
Maz Ned
Brenda
Enel Franklin Bette
Tham
Wade
Hesutt
Wad Romance
The
Bobbs-Merrill Company
W. Wash. SI
American Central Life
Cormer East
Bearnel Street
Monumed
American Central ‘Life Ins. CO
Aldg. Ce
Hanis
Startinaville Traction
Northwestern Traction
Richcreek Bank
North
Delaware
Lambert Coal & Coke CO
C. C. B. Pocahontas Coal
Big Yorda
Indians Cleaners &Dyers
Circle
Penn, ST
Aa S. Dye Works
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